The former Towie star took to Instagram on Tuesday to share a before and after shot of herself to promote the Skinny Coffee Club brand.
Amy – who gave birth to her second child in September – wrote: "Can you believe the difference here is just a month?? I’ve managed 14 pound in ONLY 28 days.
"I’ve gone from being constantly exhausted, feeling bloated and really frumpy to full of energy again, back in my pre baby jeans and just all round healthier. @skinnycoffeeclub is just what I needed! #ad."
However her followers were not impressed with the post, insisting weight loss coffee products are not good for people and don't achieve the results she is claiming.
One wrote in the comments: "Coffee isn't going to make you lose weight, only a healthy diet and exercise will do that!
"These celebrities should be ashamed of themselves for advertising false products all to make a quick buck! I wouldn't even waste my money!"
Another added: "Expected better from her! Didn't think she'd jump on the band wagon as well! Liars."
A third shared: "These don't work. You will end up putting more weight on once you stop drinking it. And don't go too far from your house, the side effects are not pleasant."
Others criticised the set up of Amy's two pictures, with many claiming the star was wearing a waist trainer in her after shot.
They wrote: "Complete joke celebrities are doing this. The difference is you've your stomach covered and your trousers pulled up more."
Another added: "Girls and guys don't buy this crap! It's a laxative which is unhealthy and won't make you lose weight and she is clearly wearing a body shaper! Come on Amy u r better than this."
A fellow angry follower agreed, commenting: "Wow waist trainer on, promoting absolute [poo emoji]. How can a coffee help you lose weight?? No way…you should start exercising eating healthy and then show us how its done. Unfollow from me."
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